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by wsc981 5y ago
Clinical trials for ivermectin have been stopped at least 2 times now due to weird reasons. First one in Australia was stopped due to apparently being too few COVID infected people. In the last couple of weeks the Oxford trial was stopped b
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by wsc981 5y ago
When travelling to Thailand and using the metro in Bangkok, you might notice some Thai people tend to move away from certain foreigners. Perhaps moving away from their seat shortly after a foreigner sits right next to them. I believe this i
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European Energy Crisis: price per MWh now above 300 EUR in many countries(twitter.com)
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One interesting remark in one of Joe Rogan's interviews with a former vegetarian, was somewhat like the following ... He stated most animals can be eaten by humans, but most plants cannot. Because plants cannot move, plants need to hav
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by wsc981 5y ago
I am a freelance dev and I only bill the hours that I work. But I am quite sure a lot of freelance devs just bill 8 hours of work a day, even if they only work 3 hours. My conscience wont allow me to do this in a remote work situation. Back
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by wsc981 5y ago
Well, in Germany perhaps soon some banks will hold cryptos for their clients [0]. I would imagine these banks would offer some kind of fraud protection for the crypto assets they will hold, likely at some cost. I believe in the USA there wa
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The Ivermectin arm of UK's Principle trial is “paused due to supply issues”(medpagetoday.com)
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Covid-19 Vaccines: Possible Integration into the Human Genome(twitter.com)
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Yep ... https://twitter.com/wmiddelkoop/status/1470997851052429320 These companies that manipulate the commodity prices, they occasionally settle or are forced to pay some (relatively) small amount of money as pun
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Japan to add myocarditis side-effect warning to mRNA Covid vaccines(www3.nhk.or.jp)
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Import taxes could also protect a countries strategic industries and in that case subsidies might not be needed. I kinda feel using import taxes on foreign goods that are a threat to local industries are a better approach that providing sub
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Researcher Andrew Hill’s conflict: A $40 grant vs. a half million human lives(worldtribune.com)
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Study: Use of Ivermectin showed significantly reduced Covid-19 adverse events(researchgate.net)
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Health risks in children with SARS-CoV-2 infection(medrxiv.org)
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In court filing, Facebook admits ‘fact checks’ are nothing more than opinion(wattsupwiththat.com)
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Does anyone believe these boosters will ever end? Covid is here to stay, regardless of how much we vaccinate and boost. Meanwhile, from my understanding vaccination rates are still very low in the very populated Uttar Pradesh state in India
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by wsc981 5y ago
I don't understand why this is so depressing? You can still play against humans though. It's probably more fun anyways than playing versus a computer as in most games, isn't it?
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I'm guessing old people's homes are bound to get a whole lot more interesting!
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Link without paywall here: https://archive.ph/yjctd
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by wsc981 5y ago
Link without paywall here: https://archive.ph/HKwKH
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Austria’s vaccination plan is a step too far(telegraph.co.uk)
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One of the key points here for me is the following: > 5.Plenty of evidence that the vaccinated who die within 14 days of vaccination may be categorized as unvaccinated. Then someone who dies within 14 days of first dose is miscategorise
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UK vaccine effectiveness doubtful due to serious inconsistencies in statistics(twitter.com)
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EMA starts rolling review of Valneva’s Covid-19 vaccine(ema.europa.eu)
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> Perhaps countries have different standards for when they put patients in ICU's, allowing hospitals (and governments) to always operate close to capacity? Would be one explanation, but I really don't know. There's diffe
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by wsc981 5y ago
I don't know why you are voted down. This is very much true for The Netherlands as well. Ever since the year 2000, possibly before, ICU beds have been scaled down. Diederik Grommers, one member of the Dutch Outbreak Management Team (OM
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by wsc981 5y ago
Seems Cathie is big into crypto (Bitcoin + Ethereum). And Twitter is going to integrate some form of crypto transactions from what I understand. Perhaps she sees big potential here for Twitter ...
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> Just curious what everyone's thoughts are on this. Not looking to start any fights, but I do think this is getting a bit crazy. I agree it is getting crazy. I think there's a big push by governments around the world to get
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by wsc981 5y ago
> with your idea that you are better off getting infected with a disease than getting immunized for that disease. With regards to COVID, no one is getting immunised through the vaccines right now as I understand?
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The Pivotal Moment: Risks of the Vaccine Passports Explained(youtube.com)
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